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UN Says Myanmar Army Killed Over 700 Civilians in Six Months

via BBC World·Jun 22

A United Nations report found that Myanmar's military killed more than 700 civilians over a six-month period amid the country's ongoing conflict. Investigators documented widespread abuses by the ruling junta against opponents and civilians. The findings add to mounting international pressure over the military's conduct.

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